Hey everyone — I'm Harris, the founder of iStockLens. I started building this after a pretty simple, annoying pattern kept happening to me: I'd find a genuinely good company, buy it, and then watch it drop right after — not because the business was bad, but because I bought at a bad moment. And the opposite happened too: I'd sell something because it looked shaky short-term, only to watch it run without me because the business was fine all along. Most stock tools answer one question — "is this a good stock?" — and leave you to figure out timing on your own. I wanted something that treats those as two separate questions, because they are: is this a good company, and is today a good price to buy it. A great business can still be a bad buy today, and I think that distinction gets lost in most stock research tools. iStockLens generates a report for any stock covering business quality, a fair value range, and current entry timing — all from real financial data, no hype, no price predictions. I spent the last several months making sure the entry-timing side in particular doesn't overclaim what it can actually tell you — it describes what's happening now, it doesn't promise what happens next. Would love your feedback, especially if you're someone who's been burned by buying a good stock at the wrong time (I have the receipts on this one myself).

iStockLens

Know if it's a good company. Know if today's a good price.

Know if it's a good company. Know if today's a good price.